the God-receiver

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The God-receiver is an honorific title of Simeon of Jerusalem, a righteous elder in Christian tradition who, according to the Gospel of Luke, held the infant Jesus in his arms at the Temple and recognized him as the Messiah.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian saint
biblical figure
canticle
honorific title
righteous elder
alsoKnownAs Candlemas NERFINISHED
Hypapante NERFINISHED
Simeon the God-receiver NERFINISHED
appearsIn Gospel of Luke NERFINISHED
Gospel of Luke NERFINISHED
associatedWithEvent Presentation of Jesus at the Temple NERFINISHED
associatedWithFeast Feast of the Presentation of the Lord NERFINISHED
associatedWithPerson Saint Joseph NERFINISHED
Virgin Mary NERFINISHED
awaited consolation of Israel
canonicalStatus New Testament figure
commemoratedOn February 2
February 3
describedAs righteous and devout
guidedBy Holy Spirit NERFINISHED
heldInArms infant Jesus NERFINISHED
iconographicAttribute elder holding the Christ Child
iconographicContext icons of the Presentation at the Temple
languageOfTitle Greek
Greek
locationOfEvent Jerusalem Temple NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Luke 2:25–35
prophecyContent a sword will pierce Mary’s soul
prophesiesTo Mary NERFINISHED
recognizedAs prophet
refersTo Simeon of Jerusalem NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
roleInNarrative recognizes Jesus as the Messiah
speaksText Nunc dimittis NERFINISHED
testifiesAbout Jesus as glory of Israel NERFINISHED
Jesus as light to the Gentiles
title the God-receiver NERFINISHED
usedInTradition Eastern Christian tradition NERFINISHED
veneratedIn Anglican Communion
Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodox Church

Lutheran Churches NERFINISHED
Oriental Orthodoxy
surface form: Oriental Orthodox Churches

Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church

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Simeon the God-receiver title the God-receiver